Academic Bowl mock battle to be held in Houston
La Marque high school faces Dulles High in a mock Academic Bowl battle at the Sheraton Lincoln in Houston on May 12. The La Marque team includes Eric Olsen, Robert Lerner, Charles McDaniel, Ben Pride, with Kathleen Shirley as alternate. The event caps a February to April season with 26 teams, and Madison of Houston won this year along with Dulles and Marton High.
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la Marque
Dulles High School
Sheraton-Lincoln
Houston
Eric Olsen
Robert Lerner
Charles McDaniel
Ben Pride
Kathleen Shirley
Studens Association
Judy Temple
Madison
Dulles
Marton High
Miss Temple
Dan Walther
Ed Kotch
William Ford
Mike Meador
Robert Gindrat
Linda Day
Gary Nielson
Kline outlines crime rise and jail upgrades for Galveston
Galveston County Sheriff J B Kline told the County Council of Chambers that crime will rise next year and urged funding for jail renovations and a new criminal lab. He noted an eight thousand dollar grant for bomb detection gear, a trained hazardous devices team, and a federal 100000 grant requiring county matching funds.
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Leland Deming
Galveston County
J. B. Kline
Galveston County Council of Chambers
Galveston
Kline
Sheriff's Department
Texas
Randall wins art prize and shows at Houston museum
William Randall, a La Marque High School student and varsity basketball player, won a local art prize after silk screen works like Together Brothers earned display at the Houston Museum of Art. He plans college for commercial art and cites teacher Jane Felts. Jaycee Ett e Bake Sale May 9 funds scholarships and projects at First National Bank. May 12 Intercity PTA meeting features tumbling exhibition and Philippine dancing. fitness award winners and new PTA officers to be installed by PTA City Council president.
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William Randall
Houston Post
Houston Museum of Art
Randall
la Marque High School
Jane Felts
William
Simms Elementary
Lucille Randall
la Marque Jaycee-Ettes
First National Bank of
PTA
Phillipine
Jean Epley
PTA City Council
Robert Ware
J.B Presentation by La Marque Players at Texas City Church
The award winning play J.B. will be presented by the Players of La Marque High School at 7 30 Wednesday May 14 at the First Baptist Church in Texas City directed by Richard Hoag.
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J.B
Players of
la Marque High School
First Baptist Church
Texas City
Richard Hoag
Plant Problems Clinic at College of the Mainland Today
A Plant Problems Clinic will be held today at College of the Mainland Student Center from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. Four Texas A&M University Extension Service specialists will serve as resource persons and another session is planned for Galvez Mall in Galveston from 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Friday May 9.
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College of the Mainland
Galvez Mall
Galveston
Texas A&m University Extension Service
Girl totally hilarious in COM theatre review
Cathy Gillentine hails the fast paced, superbly acted comedy as Pepper Smith as Sophie and Paul Williamson deliver standout performances. Steve Fergus shines in multiple scenes, with strong humor and timing. The review urges reservations for the May 9 10 16 17 performances at 8 p.m. call 938-1211 Ext. 227 for tickets.
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Times
Annals of
COM Theatre
Pepper Smith
Sophie
Paul Willamson
Williamson
Smith
Steve Fergus
Andy
Norman
Fergus
Registration Dates Set for Hitchcock ISD K and First Grade
Hitchcock ISD announces May 7 and 8 as kindergarten and first grade registration days at Northside Elementary Library from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Parents must bring a legal birth certificate and immunization proof. Eligibility requires age 5 by Sept 1, 1975 for kindergarten and 6 by Sept 1, 1975 for first grade. If unavailable on those dates, register May weekdays. prior kindergarten enrollees from 1974-75 are already in first grade and need not re-register.
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Hitchcock Isd
Northside
Texas
Driver Education enrollment in La Marque summer program
Students may register during May 12 to May 16 at La Marque High School or La Marque Junior High School. Junior High enrollment is limited to students who are 15 before June 2, 1975. Classes run June 2 to July 15 on the high school campus with two hours daily. Tuition is 55 dollars due at registration. If state funds reimburse, refunds are issued. Schedule: period 1 8 to 10, period 2 10 to 12, period 3 1 to 3.
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la Marque High School
la Marque Junior High School
Stu
Elks Celebrate Youth Week With Banquet At Lodge
Mainland Elks Lodge marks Youth Week with a culminating banquet tonight. The lodge sponsors Most Valuable Students and Teens of the Month and provides scholarships for area high school students.
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Mainland
Elks Lodge
Area High
Thank You Notes From Teens Aid the Retarded Group
A letter thanks Woolco Texas City and Kroger Texas City for bake sale space and pastries. The group takes its children to the zoo and to the circus with support from Shriners Hospital Fire Dept Local 571 and McDonald’s. They urge future fundraisers and note growth to twenty five members with twelve R’s. Local Elks fund Crippled Children’s Hospital and run youth programs and drug abuse prevention.
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Woolco Store
Texas City
Kroger Store
Kroger Bakery
la Marque Times
R’s
Galvez
Shriners Hospital and Fire Dept
McDonald's Restaurant
Elks
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Palmetto State Park
Gonzales
Texas
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